I remember when the 1942 aluminum cent was first posted raw to the forums, with edge photos showing the peidfort planchet. Now that it's slabbed, we don't get that look anymore, so I'm glad I was there for that thread. Not sure anyone will ever be able to enjoy photos of the raw edge again!
Sadly, I am pretty clueless on how to take true view image link and post it here so that image fleshes out with cool image & not just a blue external site link.
Lance Newman was exceptionally helpful in my thread. I hope Lance is OK ! He went dark here at post 19,999 a while back. His artsy input made me further enjoy my lucky purchase:
"@LanceNewmanOCC said:
i made this just so i could visualize the overstrike. it isn't strong enough for me to get there completely on my own.
No TrueView on this double struck flip-over Peace Dollar but it’s extremely rare:
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@Byers said:
No TrueView on this double struck flip-over Peace Dollar but it’s extremely rare:
Awesome coin! But it needs a TrueView! Can you convince the current owner to get one? They do have in-holder TrueViews now so you don't need to reholder!
By the way, I just had to look up some flip-overs, so here are two!
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Incredible coins Mike @Byers!
I remember when the 1942 aluminum cent was first posted raw to the forums, with edge photos showing the peidfort planchet. Now that it's slabbed, we don't get that look anymore, so I'm glad I was there for that thread. Not sure anyone will ever be able to enjoy photos of the raw edge again!
Congrats on owning such a wonderful coin!
I have a few dozen true view error coins.
Sadly, I am pretty clueless on how to take true view image link and post it here so that image fleshes out with cool image & not just a blue external site link.
Lance Newman was exceptionally helpful in my thread. I hope Lance is OK ! He went dark here at post 19,999 a while back. His artsy input made me further enjoy my lucky purchase:
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1074000/error-1922-peace-rotated-in-collar-double-strike#latest
These two images are from a thread a couple dozen months ago which Zoins translated pictures for me
No TrueView on this double struck flip-over Peace Dollar but it’s extremely rare:
Awesome coin! But it needs a TrueView! Can you convince the current owner to get one? They do have in-holder TrueViews now so you don't need to reholder!
By the way, I just had to look up some flip-overs, so here are two!
Here’s a double-struck 1723 South Sea Company British sixpence which was double-struck with the second strike 25% off-center.
Here are a few TrueViews from my collection:
@Zoins, Thanks! -
For the fellow Missing Clad Layer Fans:
Beautiful Blazing Red color!!
Serious Luster!
All of the above Missing Clad Layer Errors have been sent to PCGS for Crossovers and 1 Reholder.
@Zoins, Just noticed that Missing Reverse Clad Layer Kennedy, It had been in my collection in the past, still looks Great!
1973 Washington Quarter 15% Missing Reverse Clad Layer PCGS MS64:
For some reason I see Lobster/Crab claws...
I own several error coins both raw and slabbed but this is the only one with a TV. My Kennedy half.